Lurker > Glob

Isn't it all of Asia basically?

Teaching English is basically a stepping stone for other ventures unless you are really passionate about being a teacher.

I don't get the people who thought a lot of people there would be speaking English. Why? Most people there aren't going to be traveling to English-speaking countries regularly.

I think some people watch too many movies where someone goes to a country and everyone they run into just happens to be fluent in English because the story needs them to be.

I know a guy who went to Asia to teach English. He worked in Japan, South Korea, and Thailand and said he liked Thailand the most.

The funny thing about soccer is watching British people get triggered by their own damn word.

Of course if I lived in the UK I'd be a rugby fan that didn't watch football.

Aluminum was an American discovery so it's actually Aluminum

also it's called Soccer

im gonna exercise tonight! -> i had a rough day, ill do it next time

im gonna clean the house today! -> my friend invited me out so i wasnt able to

im gonna cook dinner tomorrow instead of eating out like i have been -> shoot, got invited to go out again, ill cook tomorrow then

i got a friend like this. and im not gonna give em shit for it, its not really for me to mention. i aint his dad. but it does kinda reduce his word in my eyes >_>

like, why do people who do this, do it? something always comes up, there's always a reason its ok to not follow thru. your word is all u got, dont u want it to mean something?

anyway, pet peeve rant over. like i said, i aint the guy's pop so its really not for me to do anything. just annoying when he tells me stuff to "keep him accountable" then reneges on it with a different reason all the time

yak gaiden is awesome by the way

I was thinking more, "Dead or alive, you're getting a haircut".

I voted for the last option, but the reallity is i never have.

...doesnt exist in my country.

i know that. I dont have enough evidence other than everyone is kind of a dick. I was just gauging opinions to see if im overreacting or if i should step up my job search

Top Gun: Maverick is a good movie but I don't thinks it better than the original.

I absolutely enjoyed it but it's not better in my opinion.

Thanks for telling me that the sequel isn't worth watching, anyway

Oh no it's British now

I live in a Midwestern US town of 5,000 and the cost of renting is $1,600 a month. Even the crummier places go for $12,000 a month.

I feel like this is a bit judgemental

you don't know why someone might want/need roommates

What? It was a great movie and Rockets story was awesome.

It was one of the best movies the MCU put out.

If teen years aren't the transition, what is?

Like I said, you don't go to bed one night with the mental maturity of a child and wake up the next morning as an adult. Should we consider 17 a child and 18 thru 23 to be transitional? If you're attracted to a 20-year-old, you're attracted to someone who is a half-step up from being a child?

If you're worried about semantics, I would argue "youth" is a good term for a teen. It's a reminder that they have a long way to go, and that they're not to be sexualized or pursued romantically by adult-adults, but it still doesn't infantilize them by placing them in the same category as a 7-year-old.

I'm sorry that's the case man but you definitely were still a child just sounds like you were a child that had to take on adult responsibilities and that's not fair to you, hope everything is going well for you now

I hate this kind of answer.
"I can do it so you should too!"

What if I can't afford to have a new life?

What if you gave up on your dreams

What type are you using? I have no problems with using ear buds that go into the canal with the largest foam tip (of course that's the size I need).

^and even then you aren't guaranteed the spot

The only way really to eat them is break the triangles off with your hands.

That depends which size you get.

It's not about getting the last word. It's that teens are objectively more developed that children. If you want to talk about sexual matters, it's fair to say that they're all minors and leave it at that. In terms of everything else, a 17-year-old is going to handle complex issues, violent content, difficult choices, the responsibility of driving, choices over whether to adhere to social structures or rebel against them, and everything else with closer proximity to an adult than, say, an 8-year-old or a 12-year-old.

Perfect bite sized pieces

Hogwarts Legacy doesn't deserve any game awards unless they have one for "most generic execution of a good licensed game idea"

Of course people don't see themselves as kids when they're 17 they're still children and don't know better

16 is a child. Thats sophomore/junior in high school. Yes we do let children drive cars.

Cuz I have my dignity and a real job.